That’s too bad. I thought Chris played a fun Kirk, but really it wouldn’t have been the same without Anton Yelchin.

sincerely hope Karl Urban joins Strange New Worlds as McCoy.

I don't like reboots or parallel universes so not disappointed.

Oh no ... anyway.

I think they could do others based on the other Star Trek crews instead of just the original crew. :-)

America has a habit of milking these things dry.

Probably a good idea to get out while people still want more.

Finally maybe we'll get the spore drive movie everyone's really been waiting for.

Star Trek had a nice run till its new fascist owners.

Best ratings the star trek franchise has ever seen, by a huge margin, and they toss it in the trash.

Just as they were starting to figure it out and make a movie that if you squinted enough allllmost felt like a real star trek movie.

Ahh man. I love the castings. Lens Flares aside I do love the aesthetics.

Shame the stories were always meh to terrible.

But whatever there will always be more Star Trek.

This is honestly expected. Paramount literally has a black list of people who they say are “anti-Semitic”. CBS has bent completely over to the Cheeto. The entire concept of Star Trek is an antithesis to their platform without completely changing what Star Trek is.

I liked them, but it's just been too long since Beyond to justify the cast. Everyone will look a decade older, the crews are gone, everyone has moved on. And with a new Chekov (and most of the cast saying they'd feel bad doing it without him) it just would be a completely different movie anyway. Better to do something different.

We learned from the interminable TNG movies that Star Trek is not suitable for being made into action movies, and they're fortunate if they're just bad Trek or bad action since they're usually bad at being both. Then again, I'm one of the few who perceives the objective fact that Star Trek: The Motion Picture is the best Trek movie, so maybe my opinion has the high and lonely destiny of rejected truth.

Didn’t know that was even discussed. Thought it was three and done.

I was only in it for Karl Urban as Bones.

Multiple ideas and filmmakers have been considered, including [...] an R-rated Star Trek movie from Pulp Fiction director Quentin Tarantino.

Ew. Keep that weirdo foot fetishist far away from all the wholesome alien characters. Talk about wrong vibes.

Good riddance. Those films were terrible.

Daniel Day Lewis/Paul Thomas Anderson is my pick. Star Trek about to get some heft to it.

It's time to melt The Shat and have him as an annoying holo-creature on the Sulu and Chekhov adventures.

post-jja abrams trek, and kurtzman style trek has never been good, besides the animated series.